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SFAI: The Spirit Is Alive! Event & Benefit Auction Sunday

Posted on March 24, 2023 | No Comments

— SFAI Legacy Foundation —

The Spirit is Alive!

Sunday, March 26th, 2-6pm
Minnesota Street Project

Join artists, friends, and appreciators to celebrate the colorful history of one of the oldest art schools in the United States. The event, supporting the SFAI Legacy Foundation, features live music, beverages, beatniks, and a silent auction with special limited portfolio.

Founded in 1871 and formerly known as the California School of Fine Arts (SFA), the San Francisco Art Institute has been a birthplace and home to nearly every cultural movement and artistic expression over the past 152 years.

For event schedule or to purchase tickets, click here.

Works by renowned SFAI instructors loaned from Scott Nichols Gallery:


ANSEL ADAMS
“Cancelled” Moonrise over Hernandez, New Mexico. 1941, printed in the late 1960s
16″ x 20″ Gelatin silver print artifact from Adams’ darkroom


IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM
Morris Graves. 1950, printed 1970
9″ x 11 1/2″ Signed & titled gelatin silver print


DOROTHEA LANGE
Maynard Dixon’s Hands. 1930, printed 1977
11″ x 14″ Gelatin silver print by Oakland Museum


DOROTHEA LANGE
Unemployment Line. c.1937, printed later
11″ x 14″ Gelatin silver print by Oakland Museum


EDWARD WESTON
Wings of Pelican. 1931, printed 1946 by Cole Weston
7 3/8″ x 9 3/8″ Stamped gelatin silver print


MINOR WHITE
Steel Doors, San Francisco. 1949
9 1/4″ x 7″ Vintage gelatin silver print

Supporting the SFAI Legacy Foundation
Ticket sales $5 – $150 (sliding scale)
Auctions until 5:15pm

Live Auction
Paul Kos

Silent Auction
Anne Appleby
Enrique Chagoya
Linda Connor
Mark di Suvero
Linda Fleming
Jack Fulton
Jim Goldberg
Mike Henderson
Lynn Hershman Leeson
Mildred Howard
Robert Hudson
Michael Jang
Judith Linhares
Reagan Louie
Mike Mandel & Larry Sultan
Tom Marioni
Fred Martin
Jim Melchert
Gay Outlaw
Irene Pijoan
Johanna Poethig
John Roloff
Deborah Remington
Richard Shaw
Stephanie Syjuco
Gail Wight
William T. Wiley
Nina Hubbs Zurier

And a special portfolio containing works by
Uta Barth
Ruth Bernhard
Linda Connor
Imogen Cunningham
Judy Dater
Katy Grannan
Catherine Opie
Nigel Poor
Elisabeth Sunday
Catherine Wagner

See Auction

For more information about the SFAI Legacy Foundation, visit www.sfailegacyarchive.org.

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